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Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Kcutucky Editors i'm Session.

LOUISVILLE, June 3-Thc Kentucky edi'
tors are again in session this morning.
The matter of rates for foreign advertise
monts was discussed, and il was resolved
that papers of more than one thousand
circulation should charge fifty cents per
inch per month for display advertisements
and sixty cents per line per month Tor
reading matter "ads.n a committee oil
five was appointed TO importuno the Log
islaturc, requesting that body to pass a
State advertisement law by which State
matters should be advertised in the pa
pors instead of being posted as is now ID
custnm
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

OwENSBoRo, KY, June 6.-At colored
Baptist basket-mceting in New Liberty
yesterday, Godfrey, drunken negro from
Carroll County, shot without proyocation
Lewis Ford, a respectable colored boy,
from the effects of which he died this
morning. No reason is assigned for the
rash act. Godfrey made good his escape
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
JmpOrtcd Wool.

WASHINGTON, June 3,-The Treasury De'
partment to-day decided that Importation
OF wool can only be subjected to duly Us
secured wool upon evidence that IL mas
been cleaned by chemical or mcona"'e"'
process. In the absence of such evidence,
no matter how clean tho wool may oo'
is entitled to entry ms washed
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Infanticidc, Uxorcidc and Suicide.

PIrrsBuRGm, June 6.-Frederick Herman
aged thirty-tvo years, employed as a
helper in an iron mill, in his own house,
killed his little daughter, aged nineteen
months, beat his wife until he thought her
dead aud then cut his own throat, scvering
the Mindpine and iugular veins.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

NEw YoRK, June 5.-Littlo Magdalcna
Xorn has been missing for nearly a fort
night She went TO picnic of school
mates and was lost. This afternoon her
body was found in swamp at Two Hun
dred and Sixth street and Eleventh ave-
nue., near the place where she was last
seen,
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Terrible Fall.

WHEELING, W. Va, June 3-To-day NJ
noon, while some men were at work clean
ing out the public well at Harrisrllle, o.,
George Blakemorc, who was superlntend'
ing the work, leaned over the platform 10
look down, when he lost his balance ana
fell headlong into the well, sixty ieet
breaking his neck
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
n,,ovon. the Bridge Jumper.

LoSpoS, June 5,-Lawronce Donovan,
wbo iumped of the Brooklyn Bridge, and
,,so ofr the Suspension Bridge at Niagara
TaIis to .day Jumped from London Bridge
;n,n the Thames. Ho refused to permit a
rnliection ali to be taken up, saying the jump
v",,o ,,as merely IN honor Of the ouccn's Jnbi-
lee %e' Hc intends to jump at an early day
~ , mo ClIton Suspension Bridge at Brs-
al The highest bridge in England
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
a Terrible Lean.

M.prsoN, WIS, June 5.-H, Picrich, n
prosperous farmer and stock buyer OF
Drybonc Township, Iowa County, forty
years of age, jumped through the window
of passenger train going at tull speed in
suburb of Madison yesterday, whilo
crazcd with liquor, and will probably die.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Redcmption of Trade Dollars

WASHINGTON, June 6.--1hc redemption
of trade dollars to date amounts to about
s1,G0O,0OO and Treasury officials think that
very few more are outstanding.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

; WAsuINGToN, June The Treasury De-
partment is informed through the State
Department that Russia has raised tho
import duty on iron and steel, and on ar
ticlcs manufactured in whole or in part
from those metals from twenty-five TO
thirty per cent.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

NlEsNA, ouno inc ulatiuio nun
gary increases hourly Numerous lives
have been lost, and entire herds of cattle
have been drowned at Mako. The food has
reached C1anad, and fully j0,oo0 acres Of
wheat land will soon be inundated Czon.
gard is submerged. 1t is calculated that
10000 families have been ruined by the
.unnlS
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
The Tobacco Monopoly in Spain.

MADRID, June 6,-Thc Bank Of Spain has
presented tender to tho Government of
fering to form company to take the lease
of the tobacco monopoly and to pay the
Government $4,000, 900 yearly for the priv
ilegc, in addition to half the profits after
the first three years. No other tenders
have been presented, and it is probable
the banks proposal will be accepted.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Professors Quarrel.

HENDERSON, Ky, June Professor
Clark, superintendent of the public
schools, and Professor Poscy, principal of
the high school, quarrelcd about the
proper punishment of high school pupil,
and the latter was shot by the former and
seriously injured.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Killed and Eaten by Cannibals.

Drs MONIES, a., June 5.-News has Just
,een received at Manson, Calhoun County,
that Rev. Dr. Reid who left that place last
winter to become missionary in Central
Africa had been killed and eaten by "a
tribe of Cannibals.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

DAVENPORT, a., June 6-Throe boys
named Beck and two named Hinglc, all of
MaquoKcta, and none Of them over sixteen
years old, were drowned to-day while
bathing in the Maquoketa river, near the
city of that name
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

CINcINNATI, June G-ln Ia tenement house
in the Oycr-the- Rhine District, Fred Bauer,
a dissipatcd tanner, shot his mistress and
a lady friend, and then deliberately blew
his brains out. Neither OF the women,
it is thought, will die from their wounds.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 6.-About SlG0o),0o0
Of the called three percent bonds still
outstanding are held by National banks as
security for circulation. Comptroller
Trenholm believes these will all be re-
placed by other bonds by September |.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
The Toledo Cadets.

ToLEpo, o., June 3, 3,-ro-night the ohcers
Of the Toledo Cadets state that the com
pany will accept tho invitation TO a,,euu
the international drill NJ Chicago IN Dow
Der, and thu. they will compete Ter 'ps ~
fhALf PEisss
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Death of n Chicf-Justicc.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6-Chicf-Justice
Mercur, of the Supreme Court of Ponnsyl-
vana, died at the residence of his son, at
Wallingford, Pa, at half-past nino o'clock
this morning
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Earthuuakc In the Mountains.

QUEBEC, June 6,--An earthquake in the
mountains mar st. Louise, Quebec, loos.
enod tremendous blocks OF rock, hurting
them down into tho valleys and tearing
swsp ,he largest trees In the way,
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The attorneys fee
in the Governments suit against the Bell
Telephone Company already approximate
$4,000, and the total expenses about $780,
600. The matter will probably be brought
TO the attention Of Congress,
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Echo From the Tweed Reign.

Nrw York, juno "A suit against tho
Tenth National Bank, of New York, is on
trial for the recovery by the city of $50, OOO
alleged TO be due as interest upon about
Sl,Oo0,0o0 of deposits during period Of
the Tweed reign.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
a Womnn Scntenccd 10 Hang.

NEW YoRK, June a-Mrs. Chiara Clg'
paralc, who was convicted few days ago
OF murder in the first degree in having
shot her husband to death, was sentenced
to-day to be hanged on July - 1t Affected
her terribly.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Yellow Fever Endemic.

KEY WEST FLA, June G.-Soventocn new
cases of yellow fever were reported to-
day. The fever has been declared epi-
domic, and additional quarantine ordered.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Noted Ilarspu Dead,

MOUNT VERNON, a., June 5.-Rcv. Gran
wing Moody, the famous Ohio chaplain
known as "The Fighting Parson,n died
to-day from injuries received in run
away accident. He was scvcnty-six years
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

MACON, GA, June Cleo and Claudia
~rhorne, of Cleveland, O., sisters, were
drowned in creek near this town this af-
tcrnoon. They went of to battle. They
got into deeper water than they had cx-
pcctcd to find, and drowned before as
sistnuCr could reach them
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
ADaurcrous Fire EindIcr,

LIMA o., juno 6,-Mrs. Hattie Arnold,
who used gasoline to assist in starting a
fire in the kitchen Of the hotel Brunswick,
was burned TO death.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
KILLED by Lightning.

MARION, O., June 5.-During heavy
thunderstorm this noon, Frank StoneDur'
ner was killed by lightning while standing
under tree on Greenwood street. Hc
,vns not found until tonight.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Little Belle was full of excitement

Little Belle was full of oXcitcment
one Monday morning. 20, teacher"
she said,. ''wo'ro going TO have Sun
day-school picnic, and the fare is real
low, so every body can go; IDIOTS forty
cents, and children half price. Won't
you gop'. Chicago Tribune.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Locomotive Boiler ExplOdes.

PHILADELPHIA, June The boiler Of a
locomotive on the Philadelphia and Balti-
more railroad pullinga south-bound train,
exploded at the Chester depot, killing one
man and fatally injurng others.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

B,uM,Nau,N, PA, June 5.--sevon men
were instantly killed and six badly injured
nv premature explosion ot aynanl,c "
me 'l". Sems II the ,niursd viii dis
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

NORRIS ILL, June John Conlcy, who
last week murdered Mrs. Stoddard at
Braccville, and yesterday, while in Jail
here, hacked his throat with a piece Of
glass, died last night.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Anti.Sunday Shavcrs.

SrRINGFIELp, ILL.,, June "A petition
signed by 1908 Chicago BARRIERS was pre-
scntcd in the Illinois Senate to-day for the
closing of all barber shops on Sunday.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

! that London is to have \
|ytsurant," where dyspcp-
When they enter they
n symptoms to one of the
| htors, who will plan out
|es for them, which they
Esel to eat in a prescribed
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
Queen Kan in London.

LONDON, June Queen kapiolani ar
rived in London to-day. She was met at
the railway station and conveyed TO her
hotel by the royal carriage, sent for her
use from Buckingham Palace by Queen
Victoria.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

| !, .,ioaurnrated a reform in
E,rinent by commissioning
Lrte officer in every police
IN purpose Of taking care
|.apers. New York also is
A. Ibis nlan.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

When the calf does not get enough
sustenanro from his mother hs stimu.
ls,es her With y milk punshl
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

Ed Russia has issued \
Einsalicns from acquiring
Ein Russian Poland. Tho
Miner, in order to inherit,
b lnaturalized Russian.
rited great Indignation
Vienna and will be made
d q vigorous diplomatic
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

Isnot fax distant when tho
Twill crowd out all maga-
Ilv books. The tendency
|spers at this time is to put
ndl all hot, 50 to speak.
|rtoi the best thinkers in
\ ays the San Francisco
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

i.sps apartment is now at
Undoubtedly ,,a,. \ the larg-
'salt ~, in the world. It
i x', wilt 100000, 600 in
S,'s. s'I' be clsAty-nine
Es, 'eet wide and eleven
I'M, aps'sh' inside dimon-
Nj, M ' surrounding this
loa..,, an % four feet six
''aaaa,ions 'asl being car.
On WY below the vaul.
\ "a, : bed Of concrete
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

the crop of peaches in
\, rpor will be more abund-
i, The number of baskets
L,tsOOo.OOO. The crops in
New Jersey are also
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

! in the Wild West show
n several Englishmcn by
| ease, due to the straight
iAe Americans carry, in
aortcncd stirrups and
MS Of English llorsemcn.
printed in the Times pro-
Superiority of the Amcri-
iFH the English method Of
bAe knees in the mouth"
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

ls,t \, given the other day
,nA Institute for tho
1 SKI 'k'll was displayed
k,s Students, Some one
Sss,,d sTssd for the multiple
G'.a' W.. and the problem
n '%v'rectly ~ "in their
s,l. ue problem, what
N 's''s Of three gallons Of
wo'thirds of seven
s',. y cents, Other hard
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

--Berlln's population increased 4s,'
700 during the past ssan
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

JUNE "A "A "A 4
"a States Supreme Couf
ne validity of the Gree ,
h, ~Irivc.well cases, and al
.'',,ntboriized wells are liabl'
sbr Infringement
!, police photograph crimi !
.iIe 50 as to show the lei
b,ory is that the feature.
,b,nge, but the ear doe
s hat no two persons navy
ak
MAJ the crop of peaches ii
y, ,,.r will be more abund
The number of baskets
tsOO,OOO. The crops in
,,d New Jersey are also
srg
/ inaugurated a reform III
,rtnent by commissioning
.Iae officer in every police
h purpose Of taking care
,apers. New York also is
t ibis plan
---
that London is to have a
yt,urant," where dyspep-
When they enter they
i symptoms to one OF the
Istors, who will plan out
rs for them, which they
tteel to eat in a prescribed
sDot fax distant when tho
Mn crowd out all maya
pnv books. The tendency
apers at this time is to put
rid all hot, 50 to speak,
soi the best thinkers in
i ays the San Francisco
d Russia has issued \
ilnsallcns from acquiring
|rn Russian Poland. Tho
srcr, in order to inherit,
b a naturalizcd Russian.
gted great Indignation
Vienna and will be made
4 a vigorous diplomatic
b.
DT press is discuSSino tho
hvantage and disadvan-
flg trees near a house.
conclusion is that no tree
lilted nearer TO n house
|lngth when full grown.
tIy moistcn the air about
s earth also. Sunshine
icceSs to q house at all
in the Wild West show
n several Englishmcn by
ease, due TO the straight
ae Americans carry, in
'hoEtcncd stirrups and
% Of English horscmcn.
printed in the Times pro-
superiority of the Amcri-
W the English method Of
iae knees in the mouth"
kA Commercial Bulletin
Paate' the regulation of
x BY the Massachusetts,
md says; "When by its
and universal applica-
aonic invention becomes
Nate regulation, the body
endure all it does, if it
A'nsh to avail itself of its
hight of reasonable reg
sal,.H
Y Y IN the Pennsylvania
NJ hereafter wear uni
VII designate TO which
NY belong. All are to
: ''' distinguished by the
Y cord on the margin of
uc art students it will
o'ihe philosophical, me-
~ ee scientific, light blue;
wi De marked with pur-
Students with crimson;
with pink; veterinary
1Nllnal and divinity stu
''tSr of a San Francisco
la'lle Sandwich Islands:
ay IN the islands you
Fs''ed with the advances
'N made in our methods
Inc native ladies don
\ ! oOnncts and handle
a'D'aras as if they had
a wi 7, ages The Mother
! 'ne rage here, and,
'n0st correct costume.
Improvement on that
pa' " Of earrings and a
AN they wore"
"'e at ottawa, Can,
%' Showed that Martini
I,a,s bank of well packed
'eiy spent after tray
N q not more than four
F'l ls'''s' in hard-packcd
s'n y 'Ie' but hard enough
~ INTO it with a sheet
not penetrate moro
y i',,, perfectly dry snow,
\ W. .r'i'' a bullet pcnc-
'eet, and loose drift
n IS than seven feet,
[Fw Yards distnn.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

EA Commercial Bulletin
'aate' the regulation of
F. BY the Massachusetts,
md says; "Whcn by its
and universal applica-
tolic invention becomes
S'te regulation, the body
Nendurc all it does, if it
19Hgh to avail itself of its
nsht of reasonable reg
fal,n
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

n Aa,'e at Ottawa, Can.
~ showed that Martini
"a bank of well packed
ee'ely spent after tray
NV o. not more than four
M %'9's' in hard-packcd
s'n,''. y 'I'' but hard enough
S's INTO it with a sheet
not penetrate moro
=, perfectly dry snow,
n NJ sF'i'' !. a bullet pcnc-
'eet, and loose drift
R.%s n.y. than seven feet,
NV yards distant.
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

Fe in the Pennsylvania
|fI hereafter wear uni
|tl designate to which
my belong. All are to
L. distinguished by the
E cord on the margin of
tao art students it will
lMthe philosophical, me-
[a [.s, scientific, light blue;
|u be marked with pur-
| Students with crimson;
Il with pink veterinary
N animal and divinity stu
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11

by press is discussing tho
lhantage and disadvan-
Ing trees near a house.
conclusion is that no tree
iilted nearer to n house
'ansth when full grown.
iF moistcn the air about
be earth also. Sunshine
! icceSs TO 4 house at all
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
ID States Supreme Court
N NJ Validity of the Green
b Al TJ,irc.vell cases, and all
D',,horized wells are liable
\ [hr Infringement

/, mlice photograph crimi-
~ 50 as to show the left
AZ, s,orr is that the features
| 'b,ngc, but the ear does
.hat no two persons have
Macon beacon., 1887-06-11
[AlENr nf u q.

''tSr of a San Francisco
t'a'he Sandwich Islands:
ESly in the islands you
e''ed with the advances
II made in our methods
I The native ladies don
n \ oonncts and handle
El'.''rds EsI as if they had
y l'r ages. The Mother
N 'ne rage here, and,
II most correct costume,
\ Improvement on that
la' ~ Of earrings and a
E'Il they wore"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04

Fort Pembina was 100 hours from New
York then, and knew my letter could not
reach Its destination in less than ten days
moro from New York. A month must pass
before could possibly receive a reply. even
II 1t was sent with the greatest pronlptness.
What was my surprise, therefore, to re-
celVe letter twelve days after l had mailed
lnlne, with the postmark of Outram, Ire
land, and other foreign marks upon it. Ny
band trembled as l opened it. 1t was from
Margaret O'Kane. 1t stated that the
writer's brother whom she had not seen
since 1850, had appeared to her, and she
knew that he must be dead The appari-
ton had left an address on an envelope that
was mine, with my title, the number of my
regiment and all. She had felt certain that
by writing to that address she could learn
something of her missing brother, who she
wrote, on the eve of bis marriage with
lady he madly loved had been cruelty de-
ceived and cast off by her. He had sold his
commission in the army and gone away,
none ever knew whittier. The knowledge
OF his death and the property he left had
come In time to save the writer from abso-
iute want, as the agrarian troubles in Ire
land had ruined the O'Kane family.
by subsequent scientific calculation
made by myself and others it was demon
strated beyond doubt that Larry OKane
mad appeared to me and to his sister at the
same instant of time 1t is needless to say
tnat his estate was quickly settled and
placed in rightful hands. The envelope with
his sisters address, as it was left on my
desk, and the one with my name and adj
dress, which Miss O'Kane kindly forwarded
to me at my request, are both in my
drawer in the vaults of the Safe Deposit
Company in the Equitable building in New
York city, together with the correspondence
between Miss O'Kane and myself, and 1 am
willing to show them to any one at any
time This experience of mine is a true
one. Who can explain itF'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04
Saved From the Tigers Jaws.
From the Court Journal.


Only a few months ago, in India, in a GER
tain planting district there was mysterious
man-eater. Two gentlemen, A and B, re-
siding together on an estate, had lost, be-
sides other employees, two chawkebars, or
native Waterman within a few days, and
the unfortunate men had been actually car
ried off out of the veranda of the bllnga-
low. A and B therefore determined to
clothe themselves like natives, and sit dur
ing the night, armed i'll the veranda, in
the hopes they might be able to get a shot
at the man-eater, who, they thought. might
probably return to the spot which had al
readyprovided him with two victims.
They proceeded to carry out this inten-
ton, and sat up till about 2 or 5 o'clock a.
m, but nothing appeared. A then said he
should not stay up any longer, as he did not
believe any animal would come: but B an
nounced his intention of waiting half an
hour by himself. There were large win
dows opening down to the floor of the We
randa, and through onesof these A retired
and after entering his room, had just closed
the window, and was gazing out for an in
slant when he saw dark mass land in the
veranda, right on to his friend, then heard
sounds of a scutfle and cry for help. Seiz-
ing his rife, to which a sword bayonet was
attached, and finging up the window, ne
rushed out in time to see b walking down
the steps that lead up to the veranda along
side of the tiger, with his hand in the latter's
mouth.
A was afraid to fire lest he should hit his
friend, so, running after him, he, with ad-
mirable presence Of mind, went UP to the
tiger, and plunging his bayonet into the
animals body, at the same instant fired.
There was a roar and a scuffie, and B took
advantage of themomcnt to release his hand,
and the tiger, after tumbling, died. BIS hand
was terribly mangled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La.

PEMEMRE p That the presence of Cen
hGN'ENi erals Beauregard and
Early, who are In charge of the drawings, is a
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity,
Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes
is GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or
anonymous schemes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04
DOROTHY RAISES A ROW.
A Sequel to the Christening of tn,
Whitney Baby.

"A Sequel TO the Christening of the
Whitney Baby.
Eron, Washington Letter to the Baltimore
american.
Innocent little Dorothy Whitney, cooling
softly in her gilded cradle, wots not of the
storms that are raised on her account.
When the time comes for her to need that
scrap-book of clippings, what wholesome
food for reflection she will find What ex-
plantations will be in order The congrega-
tion of st. Johns church are in a stew. In
fact, if report be true, they are about to boil
over. 1t is well known that Mrs. Whitney
wanted the child to be christened at the
house, but DR.. Leonard disapproved, and
said that the church was the only place for
such a ceremony. Mrs. Whitney reminded
him of numberleSS cases where children had
been christened at home, but the doctor in
sisted on sticking to the rules of the church
- that private baptisms should only
be allowed in cases of sick
ness or inability of either parent
to be at church. When, finally, the church
was decided upon and the card system of ad-
mission was arranged, the congregation
kicked and said that it was their right to
attend Then another controversy arose,
which was compromised by allowing the
congregation to go in the galleries, while
those holding cards were given seats on the
floor. 1t is said that when Mrs. Whitney
reached the church she looked up at the
galleries and, turning to DR.. Leonard, asked
who those people up there were; and she
saw a number of her friends who wanted
seats, and the galleries must be cleared
DR.. Leonard replied that it was Gods house
and he could not think of doing such thing,
and so the congregation held their vantage
ground, but when they heard of the request
that Mrs. Whitney is said to have made
their wrath began to simmer and then to
boil until it now resembles nothing short of
the witches cauldron. Mrs. Whitneys
friends do not believe that she asked to have
the galleries cleared and say that such a
thing would be entirely out of keeping with
her character.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04
HOTEL SAN SALVADOR,
DUB'S SCREVEN HOUSE.

THIS POPULAR Hotel is now provided with
i a Passenger Elevator (the only one In the
city, and has been remodeled and newly fur
nished. The proprietor, who by recent purchase
is also the owner of the establishment spares
neither pains nor expense in the entertainment
of his guests. The patronage OF Florida visit
ors il earnestly invited. The table Of the
Screven House Is supplied with every luxury
that the markets at home or abroad can afford.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04

SPRING And SUMNER NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

then
shown
OF i'm
Oc TO line of ooIeiGr
Spring Csc ryard
tr yad
nf0ic clusters
andNe
dt tua boeT
DC De- DC pei
oo,ed brod witt dredc olos
lalnbur dying and EaGlncn q o yard
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04
A uHosTLY MESSENGER.

dros nHere could be no doubt that this adj
bfsss, was left for me to use in writing TO the
H. ,oo ~ named, and that she was a near rela-
Wri SSi my dear friend. j lost no time ia
H. 'y ye!g and in the letter told the story Of
lung hl1hraan's death and property.